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Tag: false statements to third persons

Recent Cases

Rules Prohibit Lying to Opposing Counsel

On September 16, 2016, the Supreme Court of Iowa suspended Des Moines lawyer Kathryn Barnhill for lying to her opponent about whether she had sent a partial fee refund to …

Recent Cases

One-Year Suspension for Lying About “Stolen” Briefcase

The United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit upheld a one-year suspension for a New Jersey lawyer who falsely reported to the district judge that his trial bag had …

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Can I Be Disciplined for My Investigator’s Questionable Conduct?

Perhaps. A lawyer who knowingly uses an investigator or other third party to engage in conduct that the rules would forbid the lawyer from engaging in faces the risk of …

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